The Lions Club Mateo Iturralde pays tribute to its founders on its 25th anniversary of service. The organization celebrates a quarter of a century of social, health, and educational programs aimed at the most vulnerable populations of the San Miguelito district. As part of the celebration, a special event was held, attended by club members, local authorities of the San Miguelito district, Lions district governors, and representatives from over 17 Lions Clubs. Daniel Cortina, honorable president of the Lions Club Mateo Iturralde, highlighted the arduous work done by several generations of volunteers. The Lions Club Mateo Iturralde seeks to inspire new generations to join community service, keeping its support programs for children, youth, and vulnerable older adults active. During the ceremony, special tribute was paid to Matilde Torres de Aguilar for her extensive career. The organization reaffirmed its mission to continue working for an inclusive and just society. During this quarter-century, the organization has consolidated its presence through the execution of multiple initiatives focused on vulnerable populations, including health campaigns, educational and sports programs, as well as social aid. The club's work has allowed for the improvement of the quality of life for hundreds of families thanks to the voluntary effort of its members and the support of strategic allies. According to Cortina, the vocation of service has been the main engine to benefit the most needy sectors over time. The Lions Club Mateo Iturralde officially commemorated its 25th anniversary, marking a milestone of uninterrupted service dedicated to social well-being, solidarity, and human development in the Panamanian community.
